Polaris Bank supports girls’ hygiene education in Lagos schools
Polaris Bank has reinforced its dedication to empowering young girls in Lagos by providing hygiene essentials and health education to students at Kuramo and Victoria Island secondary schools. The initiative is part of the bank’s ongoing Adolescent Health and Hygiene Support Programme linked to its 2025 International Women’s Day celebration. Key representatives, including Bukola Oluyadi and Subulade Giwa-Amu, delivered practical advice and motivational talks on personal care, confidence, and self-presentation. The programme aims to improve menstrual hygiene, reduce absenteeism, and foster lifelong healthy habits among girls.
TLDR
- Polaris Bank distributed hygiene essentials to female students in Lagos as part of its Girl-Child Support and Hygiene Education Initiative tied to 2025 International Women’s Day.
- Bukola Oluyadi emphasized the importance of proper hygiene during puberty and encouraged students to maintain daily self-care routines.
- Subulade Giwa-Amu motivated the girls to build confidence and highlighted the role of personal hygiene in achieving future success.
- The outreach aims to improve menstrual hygiene education, reduce school absenteeism, and empower young girls to speak confidently about their health.
- Polaris Bank’s efforts align with its broader CSR strategy to support girls’ education, health, and overall well-being.
